As you may know, I'm heading off to Canada this afternoon, so don't be surprised if you don't see any blog updates for a couple of weeks.
I'm taking my Edmonds book with me, and if the occasion arises, I'll attempt to make something. I'm not sure what my chances are: we'll be working with fairly basic supplies most of the time. Even if I do manage to cook something, it's unlikely I will have Internet access, or the time to write up a blog, until I get back to NZ.
So don't worry, I haven't given up; I've just gone on holiday. Catch ya in a couple of weeks.
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